Granite Bay High School: Shooting threat leads to lockdown; responding Placer County deputy encounters incident

“Deputy involved in major collision near Sierra College and Douglas – avoid the entire area now!” one local group release on Facebook.

Now, the Placer County Sheriff’s Office has responded to the situation, providing an update.

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They added: “Additional deputies responded quickly. There was a heavy law enforcement presence on campus and in the area. We also recommended surrounding school lockdowns as a precautionary measure.”

The authorities have yet to give a clear answer. They also provided an update on the incident.

The CHP has not released a statement on the crash.

Local online news pages reported a “harsh law enforcement response” and “air support spending.”

Another added: “Right now, California and other places need to have a law that requires at least one or two officers on every campus. That’s crazy.” Another said: “Praying for all the Grizzlies and LEO teams. Hope they find out who made the threat and crack down on them.”

One person shared an update, saying, “My husband works there, just saying they are still on lockdown.” Another added, “Listed on the scanner radio app. The kids are safe. There is no activity at the moment except police on campus.”